News · moment 6 of 20
TikTok Ban and the Rise of Red Note
from Ceasefire Cheat Day & Realtors In LA | The Tim Dillon Show #427 · #427
4 min
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Tim discusses the possible TikTok ban, the Supreme Court's ruling, and young Americans fleeing to the Chinese app Red Note (Xiaohongshu) in protest, joking that kids should fully embrace the CCP and learn Mandarin out of spite.
- Tim sees TikTok two ways: as a harbinger of the apocalypse and a mirror to a failing dysfunctional society.
- Chinese spyware on TikTok is the best kind because China watches the app and is probably terrified of Americans.
- If TikTok gets banned, every young kid should become a Maoist CCP member and learn Mandarin.
- Tim wants kids angry about the ban to wear Taiwan shirts, learn Mandarin, and pledge allegiance to the CCP from their bedroom.
- Hundreds of thousands of Americans migrating to Red Note—a Chinese app nicknamed after Mao's quotation compendium—is a practical joke on the government.
- Young people making a living on TikTok should publicly embrace the CCP as retaliation for the ban.
- TikTok is the app of their childhood; they grew up on it during the pandemic and some have made money from it.
- Young people see TikTok as both an economy and their primary news source, rejecting mainstream media entirely.
TikTokChinaDonald TrumpJoe BidenXiaohongshuSupreme CourtMao Zedong